I don't start thinking about most Christmas things until after Thanksgiving, but there is one thing I start thinking about much earlier - Christmas cards. I start thinking about who I want to send them to, which pictures to use, and well really if I'm going to have time to send them at all.
I would love to have time to make cute homemade Christmas cards but if any of you know me, I'm not that creative or that crafty. I prefer to just buy something that takes a little creativity but the actual execution is left to someone else. That's why I'm very excited about the chance to review Shutterfly's collection of invitations, cards, and announcements. And to choose one of their designs to use for my own Christmas cards this year.
I would love to have time to make cute homemade Christmas cards but if any of you know me, I'm not that creative or that crafty. I prefer to just buy something that takes a little creativity but the actual execution is left to someone else. That's why I'm very excited about the chance to review Shutterfly's collection of invitations, cards, and announcements. And to choose one of their designs to use for my own Christmas cards this year.
I love how simple but thought out the designs are, and I love the huge collection of both flat and folded Christmas cards. And how easy the website is to use - you can choose a collection and then filter it by color, number of pictures, and all sorts of other things. It makes finding a card that fits your needs simple.
Here are some of my favorites. If you didn't notice, I tend to like simple and modern designs, especially if we used black and white photos.
With Love Chartruse Christmas Card
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